Nikon Elw instruction manual

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knob and turn it gently in the direction of the arrow until you feel a slight resistance. This takes up any slack in the film cartridge. Then fold back the rewind crank.

*Do not load the camera in bright sunlight. If no other shade is available, shade the camera from the sun with your body while loading. This will reduce any chance ot spoiling your t irst exposures due to fogging.

Make two blank exposures to dispose of the first few inches of film which were exposed during loading. When advancing the film , make sure that the rewind knob rotates in the direction opposite the arrow. This indicates that the film has been loaded correctly and is being advanced. The frame counter should now indicate " 0" exposure . Advance the film one more frame and you are ready to take the first picture.

*At the end of a film, the film-winding may stop half-way between frames. The AW-l may not function furthermore. In such a case, turn the AW-l power switch off. Take the film out and load a new film. Advance the film manually one frame. The AW-l should then function normally.

On " bl ank ex posure", refer to Page 24 for detail ed inform ation.

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Contents Page Foreword Contents Nomenclature NOM Enclature Back Nikon Auto Winder AW-l Features Page Specifications Synch cords for positive Page Basic Operations Battery Care Install ing the batteryBattery test Battery Care Replacing the battery Page Mounting the Lens Maximum aperture indicatorRemoving the Lens Maximum aperture scale Attaching & Removing the Nikon Auto Winder AW-1 To attach the AW-1 To remove the AW-1General Steps of PICTURE-TAKING Loading a film Page Setting shutter-speed dial at a Auto General Steps of PICTURE-TAKING Setting the ASA film speedWinding the film General Steps of PICTURE-TAKING Blank exposure Setting the aperture ring GEN E RAL Steps of Pictu RE-T AKI NG Holding the camera Prefocusing General Steps of PICTURE-TAKING Releasing the shutter Rewinding and unloading film General Steps of Picture -TAKING Continu ed Page Page Appli ED Operations TTL Exposure Meter Page TTL Exposure Meter 800 400 200 160 100 TTL Exposure Meter Section a Exposure Control Shutter speed dial and the usePage Exposure Control Lens aperture diaphragm Stop-down exposure measurement Compensation of Exposure How to Use Memory Lock ~ No Depth-of-field scale Depth of FieldSELF-TIMER Infrared Photography Mirror LockFlash Synchronization 1000 500 250 125 Page Accessories Nikon Auto Winder AW-l Mount FIL TersLens Hood Other Accessories Lubrication should be left to an authorized ser- viceman Page Nikon